Flood Control Resiliency Improvement For PS & SD Projects

The Flood Control Resiliency Improvement For PS & SD Projects is a municipal infrastructure initiative led by the City of Long Beach, specifically through the Public Works Engineering Bureau Stormwater Section. The project focuses on enhancing stormwater drainage efficiency and eliminating roadway puddling within existing street rights-of-way. The scope of work includes replacing or adding street inlets for storm water drains, performing drain clean-outs, and repairing associated infrastructure such as driveways, curbs, gutters, manholes, and sidewalks. Key performance sites include locations such as 4th & LB Blvd and 9P & Shoreline Way in Long Beach, California. This project is currently categorized as a forecast and is governed by local municipal standards rather than federal acquisition regulations. It has been granted a CEQA Notice of Exemption under categorical exemptions 15302(c) and 15303(d), as the work involves the reconstruction of minor public facilities without expected changes to drainage flow or water quality. Administrative oversight is managed by the City of Long Beach, with Manraj Guliani Bhatia serving as the primary point of contact. No specific contract value, performance period, or formal evaluation criteria have been established in the current documentation.